English, 18.03.2021 01:50, chickedy5490
Read the following excerpt by Vasari.
“I also wish at the end of these my labours to assemble together and make known to the world the works that the Divine Goodness in its grace has enabled me to execute, for the reason that, if indeed they are not of that perfection which I might wish, it will yet be seen by him who may consent to look at them with no jaundiced eye that they have been wrought by me with study, diligence, and loving labour, and are therefore worthy, if not of praise, at least of excuse.”
The main idea of the piece is that .
Vasari is going to make excuses about his work.
Vasari says that everyone will want to read his biographies.
Vasari, at last, has decided to write about himself.
Vasari does not think his work is worthy of praise.
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Read the following excerpt by Vasari.
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